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BOJ Volume 18, 1961<br />
Recent developments in the treatment <strong>of</strong> Amblyopia 1<br />
PA Graham<br />
Amblyopia in anisometropia 9<br />
B Usher Killen<br />
Simple anisometropia <strong>and</strong> Amblyopia 13<br />
J Robinson<br />
Prevention <strong>and</strong> treatment <strong>of</strong> Amblyopia in the young child 27<br />
ME Wesson<br />
Principle <strong>of</strong> ophthalmoscopy 32<br />
AN Cameron<br />
The Pleotophore 42<br />
K Bullock<br />
Observations on pleoptic treatment in Missouri USA 48<br />
J Plowright<br />
Occlusion <strong>of</strong> the amblyopic eye 52<br />
MC Ward<br />
Alternating sursumduction or dissociated vertical divergence 61<br />
T Keith Lyle, J Wilkinson<br />
Some practical observations on alternating Hyperphoria 78<br />
AV Maclennan<br />
Some factors concerned in the production <strong>of</strong> heterophoria 84<br />
K Wybar<br />
Assessment <strong>of</strong> the results <strong>of</strong> orthoptic treatment in heterophoria 87<br />
ZJ Bryer<br />
Esophoria with particular reference to the divergence weakness type 90<br />
J Mein<br />
Convergence Excess 95<br />
J Bagshaw<br />
Hereditary tendencies to congenital muscular anomalies 100<br />
SA Bekenn<br />
Primary divergent strabismus 106<br />
IB H<strong>all</strong><br />
Orthoptic treatment <strong>of</strong> intermittent divergent strabismus <strong>of</strong> the 110<br />
divergence excess type<br />
I Durran<br />
Intermittent divergent strabismus <strong>of</strong> the divergence excess type 114<br />
ME Wesson<br />
Orthoptic treatment <strong>of</strong> loss <strong>of</strong> convergence <strong>and</strong> accommodation 117<br />
caused by road accidents (“Whiplash” injury)<br />
M Anderson<br />
A defence <strong>of</strong> the use <strong>of</strong> the cover test to estimate the angle <strong>of</strong> deviation 121<br />
SA Bekenn<br />
Case notes: A fully accommodative strabismus becoming a large constant 124<br />
Manifest deviation with no predisposing cause<br />
S Gibbons
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